Is the Grand Canyon North Rim Open?
Following a devastating wildfire, the Grand Canyon's North Rim will mostly reopen on May 15, 2026.
Following a devastating wildfire, the Grand Canyon's North Rim will mostly reopen on May 15, 2026.
This two-time Olympic venue host is leading the way for sustainable mountain recreation.
Enter February 16 through March 16, 2026.
Failproof s’more recipes, plus the camp kitchen accessories you need to enjoy them
Discover artful trails, deep traditions, bold flavors, and unforgettable stays in New Mexico’s high-desert haven.
Enjoy 10 days in 2026 when national park entrance is free.
Every year, some 250 visitors need to be rescued. This is how you can prepare so you’re not one of them.
A Grand Canyon rafting trip offers a fully immersive journey into the heart of one of the world’s greatest natural wonders.
Lunch, souvenirs, tour info and an immersive big screen experience.
Six reasons to explore the small town of Tusayan—from hiking in Kaibab National Forest to flying over the Grand Canyon.
This small Route 66 town offers a glimpse into ranching, railroad and Mother Road past, with a fantastic free museum.
Running across the canyon is more than a bucket-list challenge—it’s a tradition shaped by decades of daring feats and shared reverence for one of the world’s great landscapes.
From a railroad with Old West train robberies to a drive-through wildlife park and weekend rodeo, this Arizona town isn’t your average Route 66 find.
From lively ghost towns to a lush arboretum and the fascinating Biosphere 2, Pinal County is home to some of Arizona’s most fascinating places, past and present.
Tangerine evenings are complemented by gorgeous trails, fascinating petroglyphs and open-air shopping in this outdoor hub.
This mountain town is full of historic charm, with easy access to 3.3-million acres of wilderness.
Expand your horizons with these incredible guided hikes, Pueblo tours and mouthwatering eats in New Mexico and Arizona.
It’s cheap and easy to get to this national park by public transportation.
Your ultimate packing list, with expert-tested picks from our editors
This Williams boutique hotel is the perfect pairing for your national park adventure.
With so many easily accessible and iconic options, use our guide to help pick the perfect view.
Level up your adventures with an RV or camper van rental from Outdoorsy.
Right off the South Rim Trail, historic buildings dating back to the park’s founding are worth the extra attention on this self-guided trek.
From a university town with a fresh food scene to Route 66 nostalgia and an ancient Hopi village, each of these spots is less than two hours from the national park.
Venturing below the rim isn’t a walk in the park. Here’s everything you need to know to have a safe and amazing hike.
Hidden gems and popular resorts near the Grand Canyon and Saguaro National Park
Enter October 15 - November 30, 2024.
Let the Sonoran Desert show off its greener side in this personality-packed weekend itinerary exploring the Phoenix suburb.
You’ll soak in vintage charm and the spirit of adventure at this welcoming stop along Route 66.
With easy access to Grand Canyon National Park, designation as the world's first International Dark Sky City and nicknamed the "City of 7 Wonders", Flagstaff is an iconic destination for adventures of all kinds.
Just 15 miles from the park, immerse yourself in a luxury getaway at the unique Clear Sky Resorts Bryce Canyon.
Basecamp in geo domes close to the South Rim at this family friendly property.
Photograph dreamy, moody and surreal desert landscapes from our favorite locations across Grand Canyon National Park.
Explore uncrowded state parks, take a scenic drive and get off the beaten path as you explore towns like Tropic, Boulder and Escalante.
From the underground limestone caves of Carlsbad Caverns National Park to sparkling waterfalls and green chile, take in the charm of New Mexico from this outdoor adventure hub.
Pick one of three routes starting from Truth or Consequences to find ghost towns, great hiking and tons of water sports.
5 reasons this vibrant city makes an excellent basecamp.
From prolific wildflowers at an uncrowded national park to a Shakespeare Festival, the high-altitude town of Cedar City is a must visit.
Take a dip in an extraordinary swimming hole, hike on ancient volcanoes and see waterfalls, sampling the best of northern Arizona on your way to the Grand Canyon.